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barbara buckley
July 11, 2005
to my family as we mourn the death of our grandma, mom, sister, and friend. it hurts that i was unable to attend the services however all our in my heart. as i watched the procession pass my apartment the reality set in that grandma was now going to join grandpa and all the other angels in heaven. she lived a fulfilled life and is at peace. there are so many memeories xmas eve, hallibutt for the hell of it, grandmas homemade chicken soup and lasangna. i could go on and on because grandma and grandpa taught us what family traditions and togretherness is. i hope in thier memory we keep those traditions going. grandma will always be in my heart and i thank her for all she has done over the years. love and peace and gods strenght as we mourn and celebrate grandma in heaven.
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